// Copyright 2017 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be // found in the LICENSE file. #ifndef THIRD_PARTY_BLINK_RENDERER_CORE_ANIMATION_TRANSITION_INTERPOLATION_H_ #define THIRD_PARTY_BLINK_RENDERER_CORE_ANIMATION_TRANSITION_INTERPOLATION_H_ #include "third_party/blink/renderer/core/animation/compositor_animations.h" #include "third_party/blink/renderer/core/animation/interpolation.h" #include "third_party/blink/renderer/core/animation/interpolation_type.h" #include "third_party/blink/renderer/core/core_export.h" namespace blink { class StyleResolverState; class InterpolationType; // See the documentation of Interpolation for general information about this // class hierarchy. // // The primary difference between TransitionInterpolation and other // Interpolation subclasses is that it must store additional data required for // retargeting transition effects that were sent to the compositor thread. // Retargeting a transition involves interrupting an in-progress transition and // creating a new transition from the current state to the new end state. // // The TransitionInterpolation subclass stores the start and end keyframes as // InterpolationValue objects, with an InterpolationType object that applies to // both InterpolationValues. It additionally stores CompositorKeyframeValue // objects corresponding to start and end keyframes as communicated to the // compositor thread. Together, this is equivalent to representing the start and // end keyframes as TransitionPropertySpecificKeyframe objects with the added // constraint that they share an InterpolationType. // TODO(crbug.com/442163): Store information for communication with the // compositor without using CompositorKeyframeValue objects. // // During the effect application phase of animation computation, the current // value of the property is applied to the element by calling the Apply // function. class CORE_EXPORT TransitionInterpolation : public Interpolation { public: TransitionInterpolation(const PropertyHandle& property, const InterpolationType& type, InterpolationValue&& start, InterpolationValue&& end, CompositorKeyframeValue* compositor_start, CompositorKeyframeValue* compositor_end) : property_(property), type_(type), start_(std::move(start)), end_(std::move(end)), merge_(type.MaybeMergeSingles(start_.Clone(), end_.Clone())), compositor_start_(compositor_start), compositor_end_(compositor_end) { // Incredibly speculative CHECKs, to try and get any insight on // crbug.com/826627. Somehow a crash is happening in this constructor, which // we believe is based on |start_| having no interpolable value. However a // CHECK added in TransitionKeyframe::SetValue isn't firing, so doing some // speculation here to try and broaden our understanding. // TODO(crbug.com/826627): Revert once bug is fixed. CHECK(start_); CHECK(merge_); cached_interpolable_value_ = merge_.start_interpolable_value->Clone(); DCHECK_EQ(compositor_start_ && compositor_end_, property_.GetCSSProperty().IsCompositableProperty()); } void Apply(StyleResolverState&) const; bool IsTransitionInterpolation() const final { return true; } const PropertyHandle& GetProperty() const final { return property_; } std::unique_ptr GetInterpolatedValue() const; void Interpolate(int iteration, double fraction) final; void Trace(Visitor* visitor) const override { visitor->Trace(compositor_start_); visitor->Trace(compositor_end_); Interpolation::Trace(visitor); } private: const InterpolableValue& CurrentInterpolableValue() const; const NonInterpolableValue* CurrentNonInterpolableValue() const; const PropertyHandle property_; const InterpolationType& type_; const InterpolationValue start_; const InterpolationValue end_; const PairwiseInterpolationValue merge_; const Member compositor_start_; const Member compositor_end_; mutable double cached_fraction_ = 0; mutable int cached_iteration_ = 0; mutable std::unique_ptr cached_interpolable_value_; }; template <> struct DowncastTraits { static bool AllowFrom(const Interpolation& value) { return value.IsTransitionInterpolation(); } }; } // namespace blink #endif